The End of the RésuméFirst up
What replaces a career summary when your reputation is something you own and carry with you? A conversation about portable identity and proof-of-contribution.
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Podcast + Newsletter · Question the defaults
R3THINKeverything
The systems you live inside — work, money, ownership, identity, community — were designed by someone. R3think Everything takes them apart, one conversation at a time, and asks what you and your community would build instead.
The episode log
Season 1 · In productionWho Owns Your Friends?
Your social graph is the most valuable thing you've ever built — and you don't hold the keys. On the case for taking your relationships with you.
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Money That Remembers
Every ledger tells a story about what a community values. What happens when the record of who showed up becomes the thing you spend?
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The Case Against Networking
Collecting contacts made us worse at meeting people. A field guide to introductions that actually change something.
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Cities Run on Group Chats
The most important civic institutions of the decade have no address. On the rooms where neighborhoods actually make decisions.
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Why “3”
The 3 isn’t decoration. Every question we ask gets asked three times — at three altitudes.
Altitude 01
Self
What does this system do to one person's time, attention, and sense of worth? We start where you actually live.
Altitude 02
Communities
How does it shape the rooms you're in — who gets heard, who gets paid, who gets left out of the decision?
Altitude 03
World
And if a million communities rethought it together, what would the replacement look like at scale?